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The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 1,000 points in early trading and the Standard & Poor's 500 index fell into correction territory, that's Wall Street jargon for a drop of 10 percent or more from a recent peak.
Drivers filling up at the pump have noticed a drastic drop in the price of gas. It's especially low in New Jersey at under $2 a gallon for regular gas.
The A&P grocery store chain has told nearly 4,000 workers at 45 New Jersey stores that they face layoffs on Thanksgiving Day.
It's a dream come true for shopaholics. New technology has given new meaning to window shopping.
Many schools are asking students to bring more than just a backpack and notebooks these days.
U.S. stocks joined a global selloff this week to mark their biggest weekly decline since 2011, as economists and investors cut their projections of what was already lackluster U.S. economic growth.
New York City's unemployment rate has fallen to 5.7 percent, the lowest it's been in seven years.
Eating can be costly, but one New Jersey restaurant is giving customers a break.
Mort Zuckerman, the owner of the New York Daily News, said Thursday that the tabloid is no longer up for sale.
Regal Entertainment Group acknowledged on its website the searches, similar to those conducted at sporting events, is "not without flaws."
CBS2 News exclusively exposed the problem Monday night.
It's not just an inconvenience anymore, the feds are looking into danger on the Long Island Railroad.
As the summer sun heats up, it can be difficult to keep your makeup looking fresh.
Most kids in the Tri-State Area will soon be heading back to school, and it is time for parents to start picking out clothes.
Cape May Brewing Co. co-owner Ryan Krill says his company is brewing 500 gallons of YOPO, or "You Only Pope Once.''
